Lauren Mowery, Wine Enthusiast

Lauren Mowery

Wine Enthusiast

New York, NY, United States

Contact Lauren

Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.

Start free trial

Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Wine Enthusiast
  • Forbes
  • VinePair
  • Village Voice

Past articles by Lauren:

7 Luxury Train Vacations for Wine Lovers

There's another way to see wine country that's worlds more fun than flight. Book these train journeys for a different flavor of travel. → Read More

Going Greek And Boutique: Two New Small Hotels For Your Next Trip To Athens

Since the economic crisis of 2008, Athens has undergone a creative rebirth, with hoteliers on a tear, rejecting the outdated aesthetic of the Grand Tour Grand Dames to reimagine antique and post-war mid-century buildings into one-of-a kind properties. → Read More

Alessio Planeta Talks The Magic Of Sicily’s Wine Grape Harvest

As the northern hemispheres transitions to harvest season, Alessio Planeta, a Board Member of Consorzio Sicilia Doc and Sicilia Doc Winemaker for Planeta Winery, shares his thoughts on this momentous time in the vineyard. → Read More

Why Regenerative Travel Must Be The Future Of The Industry, Says Amanda Ho

Consumers are becoming increasingly conscious about the impact of travel on the environment and are seeking to forge deeper connections with the people and places they visit. → Read More

Travel The World With Wine, No Passport Necessary: Chile Edition

Chasing dreams of Chile through the wine glass. → Read More

The Unexpected Vitality of Winter in the Vineyard

Winter might look bleak on the vineyard, but important processes take place like bud and root growth, pest protection and more. → Read More

Wine, Spirits, And Food: The Books To Buoy You Through Winter

Wine and food books to buoy you through winter? Yes, please. → Read More

Three American Whiskies To Warm You Up This Winter

Fortunately, a few trends set off a brown booze renaissance, giving bourbon and rye lovers a wealth of choices that only continues to grow. → Read More

Europe's Wine Co-ops Give Visibility to Growers and Producers

Winegrower co-ops produce many exceptional bottles, however, they often fly under the radar. But here are five historic ones you'll want to follow. → Read More

How to Make the Best Coffee at Home According to Your Taste, Time and Budget

Great coffee at home isn't hard, but requires some knowledge. Learn to how to buy quality beans, brewing methods and equipment, and more with this guide. → Read More

What Does “Earthy” Mean in Wine?

Wine terms can often sound vague. We're digging into common descriptions one at a time to tell you what they really mean. Today, we explore "earthy" wine. → Read More

A Six-Bottle Master Class to Sauvignon Blanc

One of the world's most popular grapes, Sauvignon Blanc can range in textures and flavors. Here are three flights to help you learn its nuances. → Read More

Get to Know South America’s Key Coffee-Producing Countries

Coffee’s roots in South America reach to the early 18th century, when European colonists introduced seeds into Suriname and French Guiana, then Brazil. → Read More

What Climate Change Means for the Future of Coffee

Despite the abundance of specialty coffee beans available today, climate change is fundamentally altering coffee production — and soon, its availability. → Read More

What Does “Freshness” Mean in Wine?

Wine experts often toss around terms that sound vague or undefined, and “freshness” is often among them. So what does it really mean for your wine? → Read More

Red Tail Ridge Winery Talks Bubbles and Finger Lakes Wine

After fourteen years, Red Tail Ridge's efforts were acknowledged by the James Beard Foundation with a semifinalist nod in the category of Outstanding Wine, Spirits or Beer Producer. → Read More

The Best Summer Champagnes Under $100

Raise a glass to these summer Champagnes under $100. → Read More

The Best Gas Grills Under $500

Gas grills that make outdoor cooking more effortless. Here are the best models under $500. → Read More

A Beginner’s Guide to Italian Wine

Italy's 20 wine regions are vast and complex. Here's an overview of everything from Valle d'Aosta in the north to Campania in the south. → Read More

An American In New Zealand: How Jen Parr Became A Central Otago Winemaker

If you fantasize about leaving your home country for distant shores -- and finding employment and love while there -- read Jen Parr's interview on becoming a winemaker in New Zealand. → Read More